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   Washington Democrat (Newspaper) - July 11, 1924, Washington, Indiana                                i nill I WEATHER I warmer Sat I Probably local let I NO 34 r of Ws at Home iri for the tic presidential campaign Daviti the stand i nights is home on Long Island md went to honj of his business conferred of decided receive formal no L of nomination at his head he remain in New York e Davis will Bends of the and will In as as his Long and f Bine weekend re ril Davis will return 1 T j Increase is Noted in Death in Washington and I Daviess According tj the monthly of the Indiana Stale of Health the total deaths reported ma from Washington for the May 1924 wai 18 as compared 12 for May The total report ed for tho to date was 7ji as compared 59 for the year The annual death rate foit the year ending Ii May 1924 was of h ver SWEPT BY FIRE July Hundreds oe 1 destroyed and as Mro by fire early to wore j at fought the One The is IKK MWt per thousand as compared or the year Ten of thoi deaths during were people Of 6G years or tuberculosis caused one other forms of tuberculosis t lobar and pneumonia and small pox Total births during the 21 making monthly rate tcr one j For Da Tiesi county 32 deaths ere reported for as against 3ji tot Max deaths in the fpr the past up to that date 148 during of people of or over ADS One 1 pet word cents they JULY THREE Will Set 1 Rates Bell Com r Conducts Hearing Made by Marshals Bell Tele Company today agreed to uon Th SECRETARY HUGHES July tary of State HUghes today dear ed his the state taent preparatory to sailing morrow for will attend the of ths r bar association of j quarters his European trip nia prove of prime political the rate increase made on July 1st until i full hearing on tele phone situation is held by the public service Meantime rate increases asked in a petition com mission by the two ago will be the basis of its rate j V Editor Democrat On behalf of the Washing ton Association of the past seabon I wish to thank you for the many courtesies ex tended in tlle way of It a Vety truly Johti 4 Telegram Sent to Lech Support of Lol cat Bureau in char ges obtained from Manuel that bis in his confession when he re al 4 oclock In the found his wife gone that he sot turned morning drove His homo earlier day with woman just to tan In were reported r life tb Just as evening of feasting merri ment was concluding for the Informal last East Side a of dismay was cast over the orn by the discovery that Ralph Tresslar had lost the from her treasured engagement ring says the A slight had fallen and In tho glare parks brilliant elec trie lights smll ed each looking like the lost Jew Time and again a reach down thinking he Uprising iu to nnd a resplendent tho Prefect and other little was made this number j at tho basket at the In clashes In Bulgaria Causes A Declaration of July law has throughout tho Bur ol Bulgaria following lun it Uy 1 Thin Me i laid bis wit Is In a serious condi hospital from li U the wife wore rec he uro agreed ory that cook stove ing raven ie tions out t of the state fire ofj Thj agreement was at Judge today that he had lnc suggestion of federal hp to the house wife left him after ho iVi ing to 73uly Twentyone tax total for by tho new n ston bo funds woult 2fi per cent were mailed the Treasury Depart Page he hac attorney a modification of a pe general Lesh for a decree entered by hihi under the company placet into the 4iew state to withdraw its injunction pending in Marion county court o the rates in telephones If vied by In diana Bell Telephone the new rate schedule which effective July proceedings have been taien by Attorney General besli to prevent the levying of the r The Da v less County Farm Bureau sent the following to Lesh I the members of als Farm the i I advance rato w iL j I and of as an tele ofi DaviesB Rural residence phonies Irt In A Moro Of Immigration Come t the Schedule to established making an for each additional two from tho basic Farmers general are Increased over rate and especially ithe H is also reported the men of Washington will take action the new schedule by forward ing a telegram to phones were Increased from month to a July Washington today toay Sectary of Treasury Win japanese tat sixt days would T ed that sixty days w to make the total ing f I el which a sum of MUST WIRE BONE VICTIM July report from the G iod Samaritan jed Thursday slated i his that Japanese question must If is to bej avoided two is to that the outward j demonstrations his country end but resentment on the the Japanese Will continue Many Attended Exhibition by Benny Meents at Country Club Benny of the a flue day shoot of thb HP tit the rapan i On the fiirst trap Mee out missing hi straight was e local trap outers ijs take and they a you ig and d calibre he Won Coal and brea which had before It h penny In the expert trap shooter ter Company put on n of shooting at the regular trapi Washington country ayed unusual In fancy rifle hundred birds at thq ts broke 97 out 75 he broke fth ouch to cause all thq pulling map of for Mrs 25 year d to make It a hundred ptra also 111 ability rifle With Id pilch up lumps io them On break tered from the t the He Up this by and hitting John bent of the trap blocks of Bft birds block thc second with 41 allot tW expert broke 49 Winston secured On the scor was a 11B Was Fatally Burned in Attempt to j Rescue Her Brother and Sister From Burning July I I 6 years is at the point of death today in a hospital here from burns received while at tempting to rescue j her four months old and her flames that destroyed the home of their parents near Alice was in the kitchen cook ing the evening meal when a coal oil stove exploded and her in her ters scream Edna rusheid into the room and her to yard and beat out Then she to the f to get her his j He and died before In rescuing her brother Edna was probably Alice who is also in the hospital here will i The house I Presidents Special Tra n Returned To From undir the with at the In the to no It was oops loyal to the government i mora than 700 Numer tbe f thai use their arms la down the HANGED FOR MURDER GIRL July s was hanged here for the murder and criminal a 17 year old orphan Id the gallows with a cigarette between his APPLICANTS RUSH i JAPANS ARMY July rush of appll for enlistment In the army dur inf weeks was attributed today to the feeing In Japan over the passage of the Jap anese exclusion by the American lhat ln brok At gelh wit ara Martin j wher for the setting of on July Ihr he Mt shortly after 5 the ladies bf the Informal club and their families enjoyed to the full the pleasures the delightful park Swimming and a sup per had whetted appetites until some marvelous performances wit the the purses of physicians be swelled at their charge There to be to a suggestion by John Hoover that the next picnic be an all Uay outing at French One hundred and three ballots wert I not required for the 1 the presence of quite a number of members the Party of Those sharing gooa times were i Alleja Jones and wife Robert Oscar ano wife Joe and Conrad wife and Ruth and Thompson and Kessinger Dunn anB wife and Mar garet Barr and wife and July A Ethel and Bobby 1 stationed here departed Freeman and wife ders Rio H IS vessel wife and Me t A SODS JoO EP n hor IPR was made aud the bones were wired to r the she felt more rom she had at any time FOR go he to sail San for Pastor of Holy Cross at July Joseph of 129 Scores inade by In blocks of 4ere Scores shooters resulted j follows j Trainor 20tr21 Strange GAME since ac of VI n was riding with Mill i Squire Sh of tal pastor Cross died of a heart his residence al Father Byrne was first B A physician said the trouble was likely to Shortly before Father Walter ad T ministered the last j r was arraigned be The Monsignor was one Of the ley this morning on most widely known Catholic law violations and LAW VIOLATIONS July 11 today tool op the state once Ho Cool duties of youngest son bt t tho ol the nation must go The party reachet Washington all night trip f pom where was b tried was very tired bu she bore her Borrow b Tn president walked to hi with slow step the White turned to at tie executive offices and begin on mass of work lhat has p led REBEL CONTROL CI1 i July Rebel troops are in control of the city of Suo the state was advised today by the consul at Sao bat firm after breakfast se was ten dollars on two charges Fuller when hoop and Ou two J charges of having them in his pos c last las also been a patient but was removed to sustained a broken knee I iti home UJf probably be able to re p I 1 f wers wardens 1 J borne al last on receipt of Bush and wtt Fox and b nets tn tb wno under west fork of White ln 1921 Father Byrne waSJ pet here today nf Plain campagn for agricultural t g TO 1 PASSING CHECKS river about two of Plain s were The ne i in jhe county July of has to the robbery on a private residence at IndUni polls from which he ob of Wine tooV checks aggregating bundied dollars and which he j ma most widely Known i consul ai ana of He came to Indianapolis To Start j Campaign foi of state has w 1 twenty years ago from His first pastorate was 3iS oTal of fines present Anthonys JOly i which the next larm 9 S 16 govern ar the Protection and pio perty been promised by In 192d be was transferred program the Hoty A heV i bloc In will was erected here lu 1932 largely here j conference of or who found j under his ward have a hundred this year domestic prelate io His with I a campa the rank of His later moving GOMPERS SHOWS IMPROVEMENT New July 1 president of ihe 5 Funeral services will be Tuesday st Holy Cross at i of supporting are tp the He ls suffering from a anil defeating those lo j are I Jll nd July Bishop Joseph Chartrand of of the Ohio j will probably e i x attempted to cash in Bicknell I uc i and theater was Injured 4when fbt automobile he was the conference of chairman of rs arrested here Monday driving turned over It hit a log he at li y with Albert Coglan and Embedded in in his Coglan was wanted on a c arge f and Coglan are said to UTe married in d to have come here to I1 He is survived bt the widow and Mrs Rudy who was a passenger in the car and whose Skull was is still She is not expected to Father Is well remembered in It was preached the sermon at the funeral of the late Father of i Simon J The asked There at the SAYS RELATIONS Marie on by never is for j July 11 Frarice m t ARE RECONCILED 1 1 England werdi purpose as reconciled during conver between premier which answer in angwer to inth a It is high water this spring washed away Several thousand growls a Swears all the and a cat comes home at 1 I late A wise man paddles bis but a wiser erne gets thing to push  

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